Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, المجلد 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... called the " Friend of Man , " stand- ing with fiery weapons on , the Eastern mountain , before whose face the demons of shadow and of cold fled away . The sun was also called the son of the heaven - god , and represented as an infant ...
... called the " Friend of Man , " stand- ing with fiery weapons on , the Eastern mountain , before whose face the demons of shadow and of cold fled away . The sun was also called the son of the heaven - god , and represented as an infant ...
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... called a " co - ordinating adjunct . " Not unfrequently these distinctions , manufactured with so great care , are absolutely false for in an- other well - known grammar used in our schools we are introduced to a case called the ...
... called a " co - ordinating adjunct . " Not unfrequently these distinctions , manufactured with so great care , are absolutely false for in an- other well - known grammar used in our schools we are introduced to a case called the ...
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... called the Swilly Pond , and we recognise the word which so frequently appears in the com- mon river name of Swilly or Swale . Here the brook collects the waters from a lofty plateau of marshy ground covered with furze and heather , and ...
... called the Swilly Pond , and we recognise the word which so frequently appears in the com- mon river name of Swilly or Swale . Here the brook collects the waters from a lofty plateau of marshy ground covered with furze and heather , and ...
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